The problem is that I聽subscribed to be notified of new releases of micro, and every day I get by mail a notification for the nightly built release.
The only option I have to stop that is to unsubscribe from the release notification. But I thus won鈥檛 be notified when a new release of micro is published.
Is there a way I could be notified of new releases and don鈥檛 get these daily notification mails of nightly releases ?
Is there a way I could be notified of new releases and don鈥檛 get these daily notification mails of nightly releases ?
For this to happen, nightly builds would need to be pushed to a separate repository.
I think a possible solution for this is to move the nightly tag and upload new assets every day, but not actually create a new release. We can probably make this change when updating the autoreleaser to use hub (on the hub-autorelease branch) because the current autorelease method has been deprecated.
This is a feature request you should direct to GitHub.
You could also filter your incoming mail (e.g. if from [email protected] and contains the phrase "micro" and "nightly build", send to trash). Most mail clients should support such filtering.
The nightly build will now only edit the attached assets every night, so you should no longer get emails about new nightly builds being released. One annoying side effect of this is that the nightly tag won't point to the commit used to build the nightly binaries (since updating the tag every night would require deleting and creating a new release), and the "release date" will be wrong. The nightly release description will be automatically edited to include the correct information (when the assets were uploaded, and which commit they correspond to).
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The nightly build will now only edit the attached assets every night, so you should no longer get emails about new nightly builds being released. One annoying side effect of this is that the
nightlytag won't point to the commit used to build the nightly binaries (since updating the tag every night would require deleting and creating a new release), and the "release date" will be wrong. The nightly release description will be automatically edited to include the correct information (when the assets were uploaded, and which commit they correspond to).